Downtown Lexington Virginia Guide

Fine Dining, Lodging and Shopping in Historic Lexington Virginia

Enjoy Relaxing & Wandering in Downtown Lexington Virginia

So much to do, where to start?

In town lodging. Restaurants, bars and cafe

Boutiques & Clothing Foodie Heaven Art-Antiques-Music

Specialty Shops & Activities Nearby Trails

Biking? Hiking? Games? How about some craft making? Kids’ play areas & movie theater info too! Fun-Games-Adventure.

Insider Tips: Parking

Nightlife? Check out the Downtown Happenings calendar.

Here’s a map to help you orient yourself to our downtown.

History Buff? Did you know Patsy Cline once lived here? Find out more: Footprints of History. Guided & self-guided tours, interesting historical people & places, museums.

Interested in my favorite driving route to see the nearby countryside?

Charming town nestled in beautiful countryside.

Discover the cutest small town in the Shenandoah Valley.

Spring Road Trip to Lexington

February 2, 2020

We all feel it – cabin fever as it morphs into spring fever. Time to hit the road. But Where? Where can we have it all, a countryside with amazing scenery and adventure ops. And a charming friendly town with fine dining, unique inns, quirky activities, and retail therapy. Lexington Virginia – A small college … More Spring Road Trip to Lexington

Jingle Bell Run

November 17, 2019

Jingle Bell Run, Saturday, December 7 • 10:00 a.m. Register Here The streets of Lexington will ring with the sound of tiny bells attached to the feet of runners in the 5K or walkers in the 1-mile loop. People of all abilities are invited to take part in this fundraiser for Main Street Lexington. The … More Jingle Bell Run

10 Reasons you should visit Lexington this holiday

November 16, 2018

We all do it.. we go into the holidays picturing a Hallmark movie scene but the reality is usually much different. Traffic jams, full parking lots, crowded malls, long lines and unfriendly strangers take away from the magic of what the holiday season is about. Even if we manage to avoid all of the chaos, … More 10 Reasons you should visit Lexington this holiday

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